Property Management
A Colorado commercial landlord's 'common area maintenance' (CAM) charges in a NNN lease may include all of the following EXCEPT:
AA. Parking lot maintenance
BB. Landscaping and snow removal
CC. Landlord's personal federal income taxes✓ Correct
DD. Property insurance premiums for common areas
Explanation
CAM charges in a triple-net lease are expenses related to maintaining the common areas and operating the property — such as parking lot maintenance, landscaping, snow removal, building insurance, security, and common area utilities. The landlord's personal income taxes are NOT a legitimate CAM expense and cannot be passed through to tenants.
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